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Hey you still have a 040 for sale? I might be interested in a day or two. How much is shipping to WA? this can be mounted internally? so the connections are sealed?

Hey,

yes, as mentioned, I have these in PERMANENT stock. They are ALLWAYS avaliable

! Shipping Australia wide is $10 EXPRESS 'NEXT DAY' postage. and yes, they are internally mounted.

Let me know if and when ready.

Regards

Hey you still have a 040 for sale? I might be interested in a day or two. How much is shipping to WA? this can be mounted internally? so the connections are sealed?

Hey,

yes, as mentioned, I have these in PERMANENT stock. They are ALLWAYS avaliable

! Shipping Australia wide is $10 EXPRESS 'NEXT DAY' postage. and yes, they are internally mounted.

Let me know if and when ready.

Regards

theres a guy on ebay in the u.k who sells these 044 pumps for 66 pounds each. so roughly $165 each. catch is you have to order minimum of 50..... ontop of that you have to pay shipping, which is $15 on each one, and then whatever customs or tax is on top of that.

50 fuel pumps is a massive outlay thus your getting them cheaper per unit. but in the the end it wouldn;t be worth it.

maybe for a buisness. i looked into doing this for a group buy to. $335 is a good price. good work driftking.

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